I am the leader of the anti-racism movement.

"The orphanage director is really something else."

"To be fair, Mad Dog Fei's reaction was pretty good."

"The two deans are practically cheating on each other, isn't that amazing?"

This match was truly fascinating. IG and WE have been rivals since their core player days, and the famous Nongfu Spring Cup is a recurring topic of comparison every year.

But that's about it.

Compared to the two clubs, most viewers at this time still favored WE, while IG only had a small group of die-hard fans. There was no way around it; IG had too much of a dark history, or rather, there were too many controversies surrounding the players within the club.

From the earliest DJ AV state, General Sturgeon, One Shot Four Flights, UU First Blood Who Got It, Laughing Who Never Misses His Ultimate Before Level 6.

They surrendered during the S5 World Championship on National Day, shortly after the mid-season began.

Even in the later stages, the club still had its infamous moments of the Sima management and owner leading the team in chaotic team fights. Well, if you count the bizarre draft picks, you can barely add that.

Honestly, if it weren't for so many players preferring realistic gameplay and only judging performance, this club would have been universally condemned long ago. During IG's mid-game collapse, the three things they did most correctly were:

1. I bought the free Kakao game, which included a top-tier mid-laner.

2. In order to support Blue Princess, he traded his substitute support to WE Club for TheShy.

3. Protect Ah Shui with all your heart and treat him as your future successor.

Sometimes you really have to sigh at some people. They don't grind, they don't spend much money, and they don't even have all the runes, but they still manage to pull SSRs all the time, completely crushing you with the quality of their gacha pulls, and then they even mock you for being unlucky.

Such lucky moves are exactly like those of IG.

This is why IG later received the curse from the unlucky: the lucky ones have short lifespans.

In just one year, IG's strength dropped from a top-tier team to the bottom of the second tier. If it weren't for the fact that Chicken God brought back memories of S6, they might not even be able to beat V5.

Controlling his Zac, Luo Fei plunged into the jungle. He carefully chose his route, dodging left and right, and finally used his E skill at the extreme distance to stumble and fall into the bush above the left of the dragon pit, where he remained motionless.

Don't ask him why he's so skilled. Back when he was a noob jungler, whenever he felt his teammates were about to lose a team fight, he would naturally go around to a safe spot and wait for the enemy's Baron.

He got it! He's amazing, a master of strategic thinking, enjoying all the "666" comments from his teammates.

If you can't steal the dragon, you can use that as an excuse to rant about your teammates: "Look at you guys, you just gave the enemy team a free dragon." "I can only try to steal the dragon and turn the game around, you bunch of noobs."

See that? It's in a low-level match.

Your skills don't have to be great, but you must be adept at shifting blame. You need to understand that those players' lack of skill is only relative to their gameplay. If you're bad at the game and try to lane against them, you simply can't protect your loved ones.

After only about 7 seconds, the vision in the jungle showed that IG, having pushed down two towers, was now turning around to prepare for Baron Nashor. The thing is, with only a little over 20 minutes until respawn, they could push the high ground, but they wouldn't be able to secure the Baron. To be on the safe side, pushing down two outer towers and then taking the Baron was the more prudent approach.

"Where's Zac on the other side? I haven't seen him since the team fight just ended."

"It's probably near the Dragon Pit. Do you have any eyes?"

"Yes, wait a minute." After saying that, he placed two ornament eyes on the top of the dragon pit on both sides to illuminate the entire field of vision, but he missed the triangular grass and couldn't insert it.

"Forget it, let's just ignore him and go for it. Zac doesn't have Flash." Since they couldn't find him, they decided to just leave him be. There's a control ward in the dragon pit below, so even if Zac is really in the tri-bush, there's no vision to get down. Having already pushed down two towers, the WE team has respawned. They don't have extra time to look for Zac; they need to kill Baron as quickly as possible.

So what you see on the screen off-camera is that the IG team started messing with Baron Nashor, while Zac above the pit looks like a victim, staring blankly with a healthy green color all over his body.

Staring into the pitch-black darkness, Luo Fei calculated the time and took a deep breath.

"I feel like it's time."

Section 82, Chapter 76: EDG with Villains

"Hmm? Is Killer trying to steal the dragon this time?"

"I think so... but there's no vision in the Dragon Pit!"

The two commentators were a bit bewildered. Coming to their senses, they realized that this recently emerging professional player from WE had been performing strangely. He was the kind of jungler whose playstyle was flashy and individualistic, yet he possessed a remarkable ability to dictate the team's pace and displayed incredible talent.

This time, it was a deadly move with absolutely no vision, yet he still managed to react, which was incredibly absurd. Even while they were still praising IG's awesomeness, he suddenly found himself already positioned at the dragon pit.

This. . .

Are all the people who come out of the Anti-Japanese War forum this strange? The two looked at each other, and the same image of a cold-blooded killer flashed through their minds.

To be honest, Luo Fei really didn't expect IG to be so reckless. He was prepared to be discovered and kicked out, but so far no one has come to his aid, so the outcome is obvious.

This group of people are clearly not afraid of shit!

So wild.

After thinking about it, Luo Fei accepted the premise of IG.

There's no way around it; the reason IG has such a loyal fanbase is because this group of people, through several generations, has never been able to shake off the word "reckless" from themselves.

Whether it's PDD, XiaoXiao, Zz1tai, Kid, or Rookie and TheShy, these guys have never backed down since they started playing games.

If I feel I can go in, I'll go in without thinking. If I feel I can fight, I must fight.

Forget about strategy and success rates, just do it. It's this extremely simple and brutal approach that has earned IG an unimaginable number of die-hard fans. Keep in mind that in the S5 meta where everyone focused on strategy, only this team could make their matches as entertaining as ranked games.

The three original teams each possess their own unique characteristics. (The ancient original three teams: IG, Royal Club, and WE)

With a simple placement of an accessory, his position was revealed, and the Baron's health bar inside the dragon pit was clearly visible: 3000 health.

Charge up, get ready, unleash your full power!

With any other team, he would have chosen to play it safe for a while before making a move. But with IG, it's all about jumping in!

Having spotted Zac, IG, as Luo Fei predicted, indeed sped up their dragon-slaying. The dragon, with over 3000 health after 20 minutes, was destroyed in an instant by the combined attack of the five players.

The moment his E skill was fully activated, Monkey D. Zac immediately took off. Using the typical protagonist-in-a-novel style of passing by and showing off with Smite, he pressed Smite mid-air.

Two beams of light descended upon the Baron, one after the other.

With a mournful howl from the dragon, a purple halo appeared beneath Zac's feet.

We got the dragon!

Holy crap!

"666666, this is even possible?"

"It's outrageous that none of these five people paid any attention to Zach. They deserve to break their legs every year."

"Stop talking, let's order first."

A classic "passing by" smite, stealing the Baron right in front of all five of them. Even after landing, he returned to his original path and stood not far from them, posing and mocking them as if mercilessly taunting them.

"This is infuriating!" The other players were practically vomiting. It was incredibly frustrating to have the dragon stolen right off the bat, but they couldn't really say anything. Jungler Kid was a veteran player, and this wasn't the first or second time his dragons had been stolen. But for the other team to get the advantage and then act innocent was just ridiculous.

"Let's go, he did it on purpose, WE's respawn time is almost here." Rookie sighed as he glanced at the empty dragon pit. What a terrible teammate, truly a terrible teammate. If it weren't for IG's kindness in recognizing his talent, and the promising JackeyLove on the team, he would have definitely chosen to run away with the bucket.

This Baron buff gave WE a much-needed breather, but they still maintained their advantage.

the other side.

"Great job, Captain, that dragon steal was brilliant."

"Absolutely. He's a jungler for WE, after all. If he can't steal dragons, he's really not fit to be a jungler here."

"Let's focus on leveling up, we still can't beat them. Leg Bro, go carry the bottom lane with your buff, buy some time for Xiye and Mystic."

"OK, help me set up some vision, I'll try to delay it as much as possible."

The successful steal of Baron Nashor did not make WE players as optimistic.

As I said before, IG's lineup in the mid-game was truly terrifying.

Lissandra, Miss Fortune, Braum, Rumble. They can attack, defend, and deal AoE damage, plus Quinn who can fly all over the map to ambush enemies. At this point, Kog'Maw and Kassadin only have a little over two items.

With the Baron buff, Luo Fei directed his teammates to push lanes and stall for time. Around the 20-minute mark, Quinn was still a threat to Fiora and Kassadin, but not as terrifying as before. He only needed to provide vision as much as possible and stay close to the bot lane duo.

As time went by, the two carries' levels and development gradually improved amidst the frustration of the IG players.

"We can't delay any longer, we absolutely have to find the other side to engage in team fights with us," Rookie said.

"Baron, the second Baron has spawned." Kid's face was somewhat gloomy. Any jungler would be in a bad mood if the enemy jungler stole their Baron.

"Okay, keep an eye on Zac later." They had no choice. Although their teamfight strength was formidable, they couldn't just dive the tower and fight the enemy. Even someone as strong as Rookie was helpless against this bunch of cowards who seemed to have become one with the turret. Thinking it through and acting on it, IG, having unified their objective, immediately began pushing towards Baron Nashor to seize vision, openly telling WE: "We're going to start Baron, are you in?"

In fact, this tactic has proven to be very effective.

"The other side is forcing the dragon."

"Can I take the team fight? I'm still a little short on level." Xi Ye glanced at his level with a headache. Kassadin before level 16 and after level 16 are really two different heroes. He's still a little short, so taking the team fight is a bit of a stretch.

"It's alright, take it. We can't let this dragon go."

"but..."

"No buts." He interrupted Xiye's answer directly, cracking his neck. At this point, both carries had enough items to engage in team fights. Wangzai's timidity was simply because they were still at a disadvantage and wanted to play it safe before engaging. He was an old EDG player. There was no way around it; after EDG influenced the LPL in S6, all the teams were playing ridiculously conservatively. If any team from S9 were here, they would have been engaging in team fights long ago with those items.

“Remember. No matter what disadvantage you face, you can turn it around by stealing a dragon.” He hesitated for a moment after saying that. “If that doesn’t work, then steal another one!”

It was the same familiar spot. Only this time, he wasn't alone; four teammates were by his side. As the team that entered later, WE used their scanners and control wards to sneak towards the dragon pit. By the time they arrived, IG was already taking down the dragon.

At this point, the dragon's health had also dropped below 4000.

CTRL+C then CTRL+V

Same action, same effort, same goal.

Last time, the opposing team relaxed and gave him an opportunity. This time, Fiora directly engaged with QE, and Kog'Maw also poke from a distance to lower Baron's health, forcing a fight to use Smite. Despite their usual trash talk, the WE team unconditionally trusted their jungler in this crucial moment.

No one knows better than them how much this idiot has sacrificed behind the scenes.

Countless days and nights of self-imposed overtime, countless tedious and boring self-made exercises—scenes they could never have imagined, yet they were playing out around them again and again.

The biggest difference between Luo Fei and other LPL players of this era is that Luo Fei clearly understands just how strong and hardworking his opponents are. His so-called relaxation is nothing more than a self-comforting consolation for wasting a year. As a transmigrator who has taken the place of that great man, he naturally must also inherit that man's mantle.

Oh, never mind that, that one also inherited his 100% 404 error.

Moreover, no bus is as comfortable as your own private car, especially a sports car with big headlights and a perfect body shape.

IG has its own unique personality: reckless.

WE also has its own unique characteristics: resilience.

No team is more resilient than WE. Throughout the entire S6 season, WE's average match time reached a terrifying 38 minutes, making every game a torture for the opposing team's bladder. Thinking about it carefully, isn't that also a tactic?

Full load, takeoff!

The only hero in IG's lineup who could stop him from engaging was Lissandra, but unfortunately for her, Lissandra couldn't use her abilities to prevent him from entering. Therefore, this fight was essentially a duel between the two junglers using Smite.